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puma guy wrote: ↑Fri Jun 08, 2018 10:30 am The heart of a dog/wolf/coyote is quite low in the chest and from the side is almost aligned with the shoulder and elbow when standing. A thoracic shot from the front or side to take out the heart is difficult on a charging moving dog. Most people would tend t shoot high probably.

how about mountain lions? in my neck of the woods (literally about 5 miles from my house) a fellow caught a mountain lion and her 3 cubs on his trail cam and another guy had his horse attacked. the horse is lucky to be alive.

so stupid... If I saw someone shooting a dog target I'd wonder "where'd he get those I want some!" becuase like you said dog attacks are VERY likely to happen. I live out in the country and it wouldnt be unlikely for me to encounter coyotes wild dogs raccoons opossoms skunks etc etc... I have pest rounds but those wouldnt be able to stop a dog especially if its a good sized one... I need to see if the range I go to allows patrons to bring their own targets... BTW where did you get the dog targets?